Another great list from the 80's. So many good movies that i watched multiple times. Here's my list for 1989. 20. The Wizard 19. Uncle Buck 18. The Dream Team 17. Blind Fury 16. Pet semetary 15. Fletch Lives 14. UHF 13. Best of the best 12. See no evil, Hear no evil 11. Road House 10. Dead Poets Society 9. Tango & Cash 8. Parenthood 7. National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 6. Field of dreams 5. When Harry Met Sally 4. Lethal weapon 2 3. Batman 2. Indiana Jones and the last crusade 1. Back to the future Part II I know i did 10 too many, but i couldn't help my self. 1989 was a great year for me movie wise.
A bit arthouse oriented but here goes mine: 1. The Cook, The Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover 2. Decalogue (if it counts) 3. A City of Sadness 4. Crimes and Misdemeanors 5. Do The Right Thing 6. Elephant 7. Tongues Untied 8. Sex, Lies, and Videotapes 9. Notebook on Cities and Clothes 10. Tetsuo The Ironman
Wow, wow, wow!!!! What a great year it was. I love all your picks. You also mentioned Society. One of the craziest. I was young and loving life. Definitely my favorite list. Thank you sir. Wishing you the best till next time!
A lot of Vietnam war movies had been made in 1989, My favorite movies are: Casualties of War / Born on the 4th of july / The iron triangle and WW2 movie "Return from the river Kwai" (Edward Fox and Chris Penn).
Great video! “Born on the Fourth of July” would have to be my number one, but “Do the Right Thing” is a close second. You should also check out Atom Egoyan’s “Speaking Parts” and Jim Jarmusch’s “Mystery Train” Good luck with your 1990 video, a pretty dull year if you ask me.
I really enjoy Mystery Train! I'll give Speaking Parts a look. I've got my top 10 for 1990 but haven't made the video yet. I agree that it's not the best year.
Great List. Here's my Top 10 10. Born on the Fourth of July 9. Kiki's Delivery Service 8. The Little Mermaid 7. Batman 6. Dead Poets Society 5. Field of Dreams 4. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade 3. When Harry Met Sally... 2. Crimes and Misdemeanors 1. Do The Right Thing
This is a great year for films. I share your opinion on Lethal Weapon 2 being the best in the franchise, but i do love all 4. My top 10 in 1989 are: 10 Friday The 13th Part 8: Jason Takes Manhattan 9 Licence To Kill 8 A Nightmare On Elm Street 5: The Dream Child 7 Weekend At Bernie's 6 See No Evil, Hear No Evil 5 The Dream Team 4 Halloween 5: The Revenge Of Michael Myers 3 Police Academy 6: City Under Siege 2 Batman 1 Lethal Weapon 2
Really liked see no evil hear no evil, but cared little for hanky panky. Think Gene Wilder mostly screams in the later on which I find pretty tiresome. Haven’t seen him in much more. Except the few Mel Brooks movies he shows up in. So what’s out there worth watching?
Depends what genres you are into. I mostly love comedy, action and horror (especially slashers). Have you checked out Beverly Hills Cop from 1984? That's my favourite combined action comedy.
@@jonbolton3376 seen all Mel Brooks movies. High anxiety isn’t my favorite. Think I might be missing the point there cause I haven’t seen that much Hitchcock. Saw a bunch more last year. Both versions of the man that knew too much. First one is better. High Anxiety isn’t the worst Brooks movie though. Silent movie and the twelve chair are the worst of his work in my opinion. Favorites would be History of the world part 1, Robin hood men in tights, space balls and Dracula dead and loving it. Used to have Young Frankenstein up there to, but got disappointed last time I watched it. As for Beverly hill cop. I haven’t seen any of the movies in full. Find Eddie Murphys laugh a big annoying. But nowhere nearly as annoying as the crazy frog song based on the theme music from Beverly Hill Cop. Might be time I look those up though. Sorry if I’m being a picky “custumer”! Do feel to recommend more movies. Ps: Preferably featuring Gene Wilder!
I think my favorite would be dream a little dream. Followed by See no Evil hear no evil, batman, Last crusade, the wizard and Godzilla vs Biollante. The movie I’ve watch the most from that year would probably be weekend at Bernies. Git that on vhs for my birthday so I gave it many views.
This was the year I became a movie fan. Lots of sentimental favorites in my list. My Top 20 reads as follows: 20. Born on the Fourth of July 19. Weekend at Bernie's 18. Who's Harry Crumb? 17. The Karate Kid Part III 16. The Little Mermaid 15. Casualties of War 14. Crimes and Misdemeanors 13. National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 12. Dead Poets Society 11. Star Trek V: The Final Frontier 10. Ghostbusters II 9. The Abyss 8. Licence to Kill 7. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade 6. Honey, I Shrunk the Kids 5. Back to the Future Part II 4. Lethal Weapon 2 3. Batman 2. Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure 1. Uncle Buck
My Top Ten of 1989 (so far): 10. National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 9. Henry V 8. Back to the Future Part II 7. Tetsuo: The Iron Man 6. The Little Mermaid 5. Batman 4. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade 3. Dead Poets Society 2. Santa Sangre 1. Kiki's Delivery Service
My Top 15 1. Do The Right Thing 2. The Killer 3. Sex Lies and Videotape 4. Say Anything 5. The Mighty Quinn 6. Born on the Fourth of July 7. Glory 8. When Harry Met Sally 9. Major League 10. Christmas Vacation 11. Johnny Handsome 12. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade 13. The War of the Roses 14. Lethal Weapon 2 15. Heathers Honorable Mentions: Bill andTeds Excellent Adventure, Dead Poets Society, Lean On Me, The Return of Swamp Thing, Sea of Love, Tango & Cash, UHF,
1989 was the year I could finally afford to buy a VCR, so I watched a lot of movies that year. I'm surprised how many films you mentioned I have no interest in rewatching. The one thing that saved it was the Hong Kong action movie genre. My local revival theater would show these on some weekends and the house was packed. The Killer was great and worth revisiting. I'm so glad I have no nostalgia for 1980's movies. One film you missed was Mystery Train, a very entertaining Jim Jarmusch film.
Yeah I really enjoy Mystery Train. Forgot to mention it. Hong Kong cinema of the 80s is astonishing. I lived in Hong Kong for a bit basically because of those films!
1. Batman 2. Say Anything 3. Santa Sangre 4. The Wizard 5. Honey, I Shrunk the Kids 6. Do the Right Thing 7. The Little Mermaid 8. Driving Miss Daisy 9. Back to the Future 2 10. Turner and Hooch
My Top 10 list :- 1. The Cook, the Thief, his Wife and her Lover(Peter Greenaway's finest ever film - and just "pure cinema"). 2. sex, lies and videotape. 3. Drugstore Cowboy. 4. Do the Right Thing. 5. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. 6. Field of Dreams. 7. Henry V. 8. War of the Roses. 9. License to Kill. 10. The Abyss.
TOP 10 FILMS OF 1989: 1. Indiana Jones & The Last Crusade 2. Dead Poets Society 3. Field Of Dreams 4. The Little Mermaid 5. Kiki's Delivery Service 6. Do The Right Thing 7. Glory 8. Steel Magnolias 9. Say Anything 10. Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure
So basically I would have wanted to go to the theatre like 20 times that year, at least. Seems like a good year, especially after having to sit through Aquaman2 with the kids the other day.
1 indiana jones 3 2 back to the future 2 3 casualties of war 4 the abyss 5 batman 6 field of dreams 7 glory 8 major league 9 license to kill 10 tango & cash
top 10 Do the Right Thing When Harry Met Sally... Parenthood Lethal Weapon 2 Music Box Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade The Killer Say Anything Black Rain The Fabulous Baker Boys
My 10 for 1989 10. Born on The Fourth of July 9. Jesus of Montreal 8. Crimes and Misdemeanours 7. The Killer 6. Dead Poets Society (yes, it deserves to be included) 5. Do The Right Thing 4. A City of Sadness (yes, it deserves to be included) 3. When Harry Met Sally 2. Field of Dreams NUMBER ONE: SEX LIES AND VIDEOTAPE
The original Batman was definitely better than the other three films in the original series!!!! The second film looks better but not nearly as good of a film in my eyes
Another great list from the 80's.
So many good movies that i watched multiple times.
Here's my list for 1989.
20. The Wizard
19. Uncle Buck
18. The Dream Team
17. Blind Fury
16. Pet semetary
15. Fletch Lives
14. UHF
13. Best of the best
12. See no evil, Hear no evil
11. Road House
10. Dead Poets Society
9. Tango & Cash
8. Parenthood
7. National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
6. Field of dreams
5. When Harry Met Sally
4. Lethal weapon 2
3. Batman
2. Indiana Jones and the last crusade
1. Back to the future Part II
I know i did 10 too many, but i couldn't help my self. 1989 was a great year for me movie wise.
More movies is more fun!
The wizard and see no Evil hear no evil made it to my list as well.
A bit arthouse oriented but here goes mine:
1. The Cook, The Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover
2. Decalogue (if it counts)
3. A City of Sadness
4. Crimes and Misdemeanors
5. Do The Right Thing
6. Elephant
7. Tongues Untied
8. Sex, Lies, and Videotapes
9. Notebook on Cities and Clothes
10. Tetsuo The Ironman
That list is more like it! I'll check out Notebook on Cities and Clothes.
Brother, we lived in such a great time. 1989 was such a blast as a child.
Wow, wow, wow!!!! What a great year it was. I love all your picks. You also mentioned Society. One of the craziest. I was young and loving life. Definitely my favorite list. Thank you sir. Wishing you the best till next time!
Thank god! I’m so glad you now have upload the film of 1989. I’ve been waiting for this review so long.
Love your videos! Keep ‘em coming!
Will do!
A lot of Vietnam war movies had been made in 1989, My favorite movies are: Casualties of War / Born on the 4th of july / The iron triangle and WW2 movie "Return from the river Kwai" (Edward Fox and Chris Penn).
Ooh yes, ........................Are you still alive Mr. Savalas?!
Great video!
“Born on the Fourth of July” would have to be my number one, but “Do the Right Thing” is a close second.
You should also check out Atom Egoyan’s “Speaking Parts” and Jim Jarmusch’s “Mystery Train”
Good luck with your 1990 video, a pretty dull year if you ask me.
I really enjoy Mystery Train! I'll give Speaking Parts a look. I've got my top 10 for 1990 but haven't made the video yet. I agree that it's not the best year.
Great List. Here's my Top 10
10. Born on the Fourth of July
9. Kiki's Delivery Service
8. The Little Mermaid
7. Batman
6. Dead Poets Society
5. Field of Dreams
4. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
3. When Harry Met Sally...
2. Crimes and Misdemeanors
1. Do The Right Thing
What a year for movies. The Last Crusade is one of my favorites of all time. What a way to end the Indiana Jones saga.
He's back!
This is a great year for films. I share your opinion on Lethal Weapon 2 being the best in the franchise, but i do love all 4. My top 10 in 1989 are:
10 Friday The 13th Part 8: Jason Takes Manhattan
9 Licence To Kill
8 A Nightmare On Elm Street 5: The Dream Child
7 Weekend At Bernie's
6 See No Evil, Hear No Evil
5 The Dream Team
4 Halloween 5: The Revenge Of Michael Myers
3 Police Academy 6: City Under Siege
2 Batman
1 Lethal Weapon 2
Really liked see no evil hear no evil, but cared little for hanky panky. Think Gene Wilder mostly screams in the later on which I find pretty tiresome. Haven’t seen him in much more. Except the few Mel Brooks movies he shows up in. So what’s out there worth watching?
Depends what genres you are into. I mostly love comedy, action and horror (especially slashers). Have you checked out Beverly Hills Cop from 1984? That's my favourite combined action comedy.
As you said you are a fan of Mel Brooks stuff, i also recommend High Anxiety from 1977, that's one of my favourite comedies.
@@jonbolton3376 seen all Mel Brooks movies. High anxiety isn’t my favorite. Think I might be missing the point there cause I haven’t seen that much Hitchcock. Saw a bunch more last year. Both versions of the man that knew too much. First one is better.
High Anxiety isn’t the worst Brooks movie though. Silent movie and the twelve chair are the worst of his work in my opinion.
Favorites would be History of the world part 1, Robin hood men in tights, space balls and Dracula dead and loving it.
Used to have Young Frankenstein up there to, but got disappointed last time I watched it.
As for Beverly hill cop. I haven’t seen any of the movies in full. Find Eddie Murphys laugh a big annoying. But nowhere nearly as annoying as the crazy frog song based on the theme music from Beverly Hill Cop.
Might be time I look those up though.
Sorry if I’m being a picky “custumer”!
Do feel to recommend more movies.
Ps: Preferably featuring Gene Wilder!
I needed this on my 80s yearly run,i didnt have any movie for 1989 that i haven't watched
Seen all the movies from 1989?
I watched a lot of this movies in the cinema . Great year of films . Funny and entertaiment.
I think my favorite would be dream a little dream. Followed by See no Evil hear no evil, batman, Last crusade, the wizard and Godzilla vs Biollante.
The movie I’ve watch the most from that year would probably be weekend at Bernies. Git that on vhs for my birthday so I gave it many views.
Indiana Jones and the last crusade was nr. 1 for me!
Followed by "the summer of white roses" aka : "Djavolji raj" with Tom Conti.
Also in 1989 :
- The Unbelievable Truth (Hal Hartley)
- Sex, Lies and Videotape (Steven Soderbergh)
- The Abyss (James Cameron)
This was the year I became a movie fan. Lots of sentimental favorites in my list.
My Top 20 reads as follows:
20. Born on the Fourth of July
19. Weekend at Bernie's
18. Who's Harry Crumb?
17. The Karate Kid Part III
16. The Little Mermaid
15. Casualties of War
14. Crimes and Misdemeanors
13. National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
12. Dead Poets Society
11. Star Trek V: The Final Frontier
10. Ghostbusters II
9. The Abyss
8. Licence to Kill
7. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
6. Honey, I Shrunk the Kids
5. Back to the Future Part II
4. Lethal Weapon 2
3. Batman
2. Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure
1. Uncle Buck
RIGHT AFTER YOUR LIST CAME A MOJO TOP 20 SOMETHINGS OR OTHER IT MAKES YOUR WORK SHINE ALL THE MORE!!!
My Top Ten of 1989 (so far):
10. National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
9. Henry V
8. Back to the Future Part II
7. Tetsuo: The Iron Man
6. The Little Mermaid
5. Batman
4. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
3. Dead Poets Society
2. Santa Sangre
1. Kiki's Delivery Service
I forgot about the Little Mermaid! Another film I watched a lot of on VHS.
Is Kiki just best movie of the year or also best Ghibli movie?
My Top 15
1. Do The Right Thing
2. The Killer
3. Sex Lies and Videotape
4. Say Anything
5. The Mighty Quinn
6. Born on the Fourth of July
7. Glory
8. When Harry Met Sally
9. Major League
10. Christmas Vacation
11. Johnny Handsome
12. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
13. The War of the Roses
14. Lethal Weapon 2
15. Heathers
Honorable Mentions: Bill andTeds Excellent Adventure, Dead Poets Society, Lean On Me, The Return of Swamp Thing, Sea of Love, Tango & Cash, UHF,
1989 was the year I could finally afford to buy a VCR, so I watched a lot of movies that year. I'm surprised how many films you mentioned I have no interest in rewatching. The one thing that saved it was the Hong Kong action movie genre. My local revival theater would show these on some weekends and the house was packed. The Killer was great and worth revisiting. I'm so glad I have no nostalgia for 1980's movies. One film you missed was Mystery Train, a very entertaining Jim Jarmusch film.
Yeah I really enjoy Mystery Train. Forgot to mention it. Hong Kong cinema of the 80s is astonishing. I lived in Hong Kong for a bit basically because of those films!
1. Batman
2. Say Anything
3. Santa Sangre
4. The Wizard
5. Honey, I Shrunk the Kids
6. Do the Right Thing
7. The Little Mermaid
8. Driving Miss Daisy
9. Back to the Future 2
10. Turner and Hooch
1989 was great year for cinema
My Top 10 list :-
1. The Cook, the Thief, his Wife and her Lover(Peter Greenaway's finest ever film - and just "pure cinema").
2. sex, lies and videotape.
3. Drugstore Cowboy.
4. Do the Right Thing.
5. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
6. Field of Dreams.
7. Henry V.
8. War of the Roses.
9. License to Kill.
10. The Abyss.
My favorite film of 1989 might be The Cook, the Thief, his Wife & her Lover
TOP 10 FILMS OF 1989:
1. Indiana Jones & The Last Crusade
2. Dead Poets Society
3. Field Of Dreams
4. The Little Mermaid
5. Kiki's Delivery Service
6. Do The Right Thing
7. Glory
8. Steel Magnolias
9. Say Anything
10. Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure
There seems to be a lot of love for Kiki’s delivery service.
Feel like it kinda drags on on the later half myself.
Indiana Jones and the last crusade was indeed a nice adventure movie!
@@rolfagten857 Funniest of all the Indian Jones movies!
@@harrihaffi2713 Yes, because of the good ingredients / Sean Connery / nazi's / storyline and setting.
@@rolfagten857 Think Ford might have more funny lines though..
1)The killer
2)Batman
3)Indiana Jones and the last crusade
4)When Harry met Sally
5)Bill & Ted's excellent adventure
My Favorite Films of 1989:
1. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
2. Back to the Future Part II
3. Batman
4. Field of Dreams
5. Ghostbusters II
My Favorites From 1989 Are:
•Godzilla vs. Biollante
•Tango & Cash
•The Killer
•Black Rain
•The Burbs
•Field of Dreams
•Batman
So basically I would have wanted to go to the theatre like 20 times that year, at least. Seems like a good year, especially after having to sit through Aquaman2 with the kids the other day.
Great year .
1 indiana jones 3
2 back to the future 2
3 casualties of war
4 the abyss
5 batman
6 field of dreams
7 glory
8 major league
9 license to kill
10 tango & cash
top 10
Do the Right Thing
When Harry Met Sally...
Parenthood
Lethal Weapon 2
Music Box
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
The Killer
Say Anything
Black Rain
The Fabulous Baker Boys
My 10 for 1989
10. Born on The Fourth of July
9. Jesus of Montreal
8. Crimes and Misdemeanours
7. The Killer
6. Dead Poets Society (yes, it deserves to be included)
5. Do The Right Thing
4. A City of Sadness (yes, it deserves to be included)
3. When Harry Met Sally
2. Field of Dreams
NUMBER ONE: SEX LIES AND VIDEOTAPE
Justice for The Seventh Continent and Heathers!
Hey man - I want to buy you a proper drinking tumbler. Not that you'd use it, but the flask is a little much.
Batman
The Abyss
Road House
Licence To Kill
Dead Poet's Society
My Left Foot
Lethal Weapon 2
Glory
The original Batman was definitely better than the other three films in the original series!!!! The second film looks better but not nearly as good of a film in my eyes
UHF...
Harlem Nights
Major League
Christmas Vacation
Road House
Dead Poets Society.
Some of these Movies didn't come out 1989. Check your Dates
Batman 89 is air in cinema form. Keaton was a terrible casting choice, but he is not the problem.
If Do The Right Thing was made today, you'd have so many people bitching about it's "woke agenda".
Sounds like a movie I should watch!
Cause some cool things from the past were destroyed by some leftist idiots today. Though plenty of right wing idiots around, no doubt.